Check if wireless.radio0 is disabled #987
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Fixes #972
Smoke test:
The only way I've figured out how to recreate this issue is to manually disable the
radio0
wireless interface. I would suggest doing this over USB usingdterm
orscreen
because anssh
session will cut off as soon as the radio is disabled, i.e.screen /dev/tty.usb<tab complete from here>
and hit the "enter" key twice.Once rooted into your Tessel, run the following commands:
While still rooted, running
wifi
should give you the error'radio0' is disabled
. To leave thescreen
session, hit Control+a+\ then type "y".Now that the wireless radio has been disabled:
npm link .
(if you haven't linked this locally yet)t2 wifi -n "Your Network Name" -p PasswordIfNeeded123
You should get the following output:
Let me know if there are any questions.